Attractions

Do you prefer traditional, high or fast? The Oktoberfest has it all.

The Munich Oktoberfest has a range of rides, fun houses, and shows to offer that you won’t see anywhere else in the world. The newest, largest, and most spectacular transportable rides are combined with historic traditional attractions, some of them which are exclusive to the Oktoberfest. The most famous historic attractions are the vaudeville theater Schichtl, Teufelsrad, Toboggan, and Flohzirkus.

Children will enjoy a number of small carousels, wild water rides, and several family roller coasters, while thrill-seekers will rather find what they’re looking for in the Olympia-Looping, the largest transportable roller coaster in the world or the 80-meter-high Skyfall as well as modern classics like the Breakdancer.

On each page, you'll also find the ticket prices for the rides.

Family Fun

Dschungelcamp

A fun house with jungle theme.

Dr. Archibald

Dr. Archibald is the first virtual reality attraction at the Oktoberfest.

Geisterpalast

The giant ghost train is new at Oktoberfest 2017.

Heidi – The Coaster

This spinning roller coaster is new at the Oktoberfest 2019.

Höllenblitz

The impressively large and plastic façade houses the third incarnation of the largest transportable indoor-roller-coaster of the world.

Münchner Skiparty

This fun house will premiere in 2019.

Family-Coaster

The little family rollercoaster is one of the new rides 2019.

Poseidon

As a replacement for the known Wildwasserbahn, this 300-meter-long log flume ride will premiere at the Oktoberfest 2019.

Rio Rapidos

The newest water ride at the Oktoberfest is the only one with spinning rafts. Due to its mild slopes, it's also suitable for smaller children.

Spinning Racer

The spinning rollercoaster is new at the Oktoberfest 2019.

Wilde Maus

Since 1934 a number of different Wild Mouse roller-coasters have been present at Oktoberfest. Also the current incarnation makes children’s eyes sparkle.

Classics

Feldl's Teufelsrad

For many, an Oktoberfest visit without the „Devil’s Wheel“ is unimaginable. Watching its participants facing centrifugal challenges, is just too much fun.

Flee Circus

Often, it's the smallest things, which cause the biggest astonishment. At the Flee Circus, the tiniest artists imaginable try to do so with their stunts.

High Strikers

High strikers have been the means of choice for decades for muscle men trying to convince their beloved of their capabilities (to ring a bell).

Hexenschaukel

No Oktoberfest ride is older than the “Witches’ Swing”. It was 1894 when it first fooled the sense of orientation of its brave riders.

Krinoline

Even more for the ride itself, the carousel is famous for its own brass band, which assures the acoustic entertainment of the riders.

Munich Zugspitzbahn

Named after the Zugspitze cable car, its Munich variant doesn't master a comparable elevation gain, but instead of that goes way faster.

Das charakteristische Oktoberfesriesenrad

Ferris Wheel

The characteristic Oktoberfest Ferris Wheel has turned into a landmark since its inauguration in 1979. And this is not completely unearned.

Russian Wheel

The “Russian Wheel” is a relic of a time in which big wheels didn't have to be that big after all, but instead spun their riders much faster than today.

Schichtl

The most famous show of Oktoberfest has been around since 1869. Almost any Municher at least knows the legendary parade which is held in front of the theater.